If he was any good, the injuries would be a major bummer. Hard to see him on a regular season roster 24 months from now.
This season could easily be his last, especially if he suffers a serious injury. A million WRs coming into the league. Teams don’t need to waste their time with N’Keal.If he was any good, the injuries would be a major bummer. Hard to see him on a regular season roster 24 months from now.
Still a major bummer for him. Maybe this prompts him to try the TE thing out of desperation and we get to see if that has any chance of success.If he was any good, the injuries would be a major bummer. Hard to see him on a regular season roster 24 months from now.
Might as well, although the path there is mighty slim (he'd need to gain 25-30 pounds to have a shot). It's nice that he's a good blocker for a WR, but a receiver whose most known for his blocking is like having a pitcher who is best known for his bunting.Still a major bummer for him. Maybe this prompts him to try the TE thing out of desperation and we get to see if that has any chance of success.
Yeah, if his career is over I hope he has a fallback plan and did well with his money. His rookie deal paid about $10M, with about $8.5M guaranteed.He’s probably done in the NFL if it’s an Achilles. Too bad.
Yeah, I mean, he's a 24 year old who has earned $8.5 million. That's way more than most people earn in a lifetime (it's 85 years of working at $100,000 a year). If he's done halfway decent managing his money, he's gotten off to a great start in life. And getting out of the game (presuming he's done) with his noodle intact isn't the worst thing in the world. He's got his whole life ahead of him and he ought to be in a very good financial position to live well.Yeah, if his career is over I hope he has a fallback plan and did well with his money. His rookie deal paid about $10M, with about $8.5M guaranteed.
Probably keeps him safer from cutsville too since they can PUP him. Achilles injury would have been game, set, match on his career.High ankle sprain sounds like a good scenario considering the reports of how bad this injury was.
Both actually. Right ankle in 2019. Left in 2018. Tua's TightropesThis caused me to do some Googling of TightRope surgery. Interesting procedure. I guess Tua had one in 2019.
Did the PUP rules change? I thought you couldn't add someone to that if they had participated in any practicesProbably keeps him safer from cutsville too since they can PUP him. Achilles injury would have been game, set, match on his career.
Yeah, I think you're right since his injury came during camp.Did the PUP rules change? I thought you couldn't add someone to that if they had participated in any practices